Lullaby Club is a singing circle for mamas hosted by singer/songwriter/performer and a mama herself, Angie Who.

Lullaby Club is designed to support women during the perinatal period, early years of parenting and beyond, through song, community, tea and cake!

It’s about bonding with baby through song, but more than that, it’s really about you, singing for wellbeing and connection to a community that knows exactly where you’re at.

There are no auditions, no solos, no reading music.
Just simple songs taught by ear.

In the last 18 months Angie has completed a Diploma of Creative Arts and Health and training to become a part of the ‘Singing Mamas’ network currently sweeping the globe.

How the Singing Mamas approach works:

It improves breathing, posture and muscle tension and contributes to mothers’ physical wellbeing
It releases endorphins which deliver pain relief and improved mood
It reduces stress hormone levels, benefiting the immune system
It stimulates cognitive function through learning new songs
It helps forge social bonds particularly quickly, improving social networks amongst mothers’
It creates a positive shared experience between mother and infant and increases mothers’ confidence in her parenting abilities

WHAT TO EXPECT:
60 minutes of warm ups & simple songs + 30 minutes of tea, cake & chatter!
If you need to come late, come late, leave early, come as you are

WHEN:
Term 4, 2023
10am-11:30am
Every Friday from 20th October - 8th December 2023 (start date has been delayed due to Covid - sorry!)

WHERE:
Leichhardt Town Hall*
Corner of Marion and Norton St
Leichhardt NSW 2040

*Please note, Lullaby Club will be held at an alternative venue on 27th October & 1st December due to prior hall bookings. Venue TBC, likely Glebe/Leichhardt.

2 hours free parking available at Marion Street Carpark.
Access hall via door on Marion Street Carpark side.

COST:
Term Fee $112.00 (+Booking Fee)
Pay for 7 weeks, come for 8

Subsidised spaces are available to residents of the Inner West local government area.
Please reach out if finances are a barrier.

Supported by Inner West Council’s Creative Use of Council Venues Pilot Program.